Are you an aspiring author dreaming of creating a book series that will captivate readers for years to come? Crafting a cohesive and engaging book series takes time, effort, and creativity, but with the right approach, it’s certainly achievable. Here are some tips to help you get started on your journey toward writing a book series that will stand the test of time.
Looking to Publish a Book? Here Are Some Key First Steps to Get Started So you want to publish a book, huh? Congratulations! You’re about to embark on an exciting (and possibly overwhelming) journey. But don’t worry, we’ve got you…
A 35-year-old brain cancer survivor, I’m just trying to figure out how to live a life that looks entirely different from what I expected! Part of that is lots of reading and crafts, games with my amazing (and sometimes infuriating) husband, and cuddles with my cute pup. Oh, and writing, of course.
Don Marinelli has served as a professor of drama, arts management, and entertainment technology at a host of colleges and universities, including Carnegie Mellon, Columbia University, Arizona State, Florida Southern College, and others. He resides in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Judith Clayton Van grew up on a horse ranch in Oregon, granddaughter to a famous U of O coach and cousin to the pioneers of the Pacific Northwest timber industry. She owned nightclubs, managed artists, promoted concerts, and exhibited paintings as a visual artist. She completed a BFA in Studio Arts, an MFA in Creative Writing, was a professor of English at Arizona State University, and a juried literary artist with the Arizona Commission on the Arts. Clayton Van served as fiction editor of Hayden’s Ferry Review and art editor of Superstition Review.
Writing a memoir is a deeply personal and often cathartic process. It allows individuals to share their life experiences, wisdom, and lessons learned with the world. Once the memoir is complete, the next step is finding the right memoir publishers who can help bring your story to a wider audience. In this article, we will explore the process of publishing a memoir and offer valuable tips on how to connect with the perfect memoir publishers.
As authors, researchers, and practitioners, Pamela ShockleyZalabak, Ph.D., and Sherwyn Morreale, Ph.D., are ideally positioned to write a book about building and rebuilding trust. Their combined publishing record includes over 23 books and 150 journal articles, many of which have carefully probed the nature of trust. Their research-based trust model, developed with international colleagues and tested in organizations of many types and descriptions, includes five trust drivers—the reasons why trust is present or absent: 1) Competence, 2) Openness and Honesty, 3) Concern for Others, 4) Reliability, and 5) Identification.
Have you ever dreamed of seeing your heartfelt verses beautifully compiled in a poetry book? Publishing your own poetry collection can be a gratifying experience that allows you to share your creative expression with the world. In this article, we will provide you with a step-by-step guide on how to publish a poetry book and turn your poetic aspirations into a reality.
Güngör Buzot was born in Turkey in 1953 and received her pharmacy degree in 1975 in Istanbul. She struggled with health problems and prescription drugs for most of her life. At the age of sixty-one, she discovered homeopathy and regained her health. Now she is healthy, strong, and happy.
As an author, it’s important to understand the basics of copyright and intellectual property to protect your work and avoid legal issues. Copyright law governs the rights of creators and their exclusive right to reproduce, distribute, and display their work. Intellectual property refers to the legal rights that protect the creations of the mind, such as inventions, artistic works, and symbols. Read on for some key information every author should know about navigating copyright and intellectual property.
Comparing Self-Publishing vs. Traditional Publishing? There’s a Third Option You May Want to Consider As a writer, you may be comparing self-publishing vs. traditional publishing to determine which is the best path to publish your book. Both options have their…
Nathan Guardian is a lifelong writer. He has written for local newspapers and literary magazines and holds a degree in English. Wicked Women is the first of an original three-book series about New England witches.
Jordan Neben was born, raised, and currently lives in Nebraska in the United States. He graduated from high school in Lexington, Nebraska, right in the middle of the state, and went to college at the University of Nebraska nearby. A Lot of Questions, with No Answers? is his first book, though he hopes to write more books in the future.
Are you tired of the traditional publishing process? Are rejection letters and waiting times getting you down? The answer to all your publishing woes is here: Print-on-Demand (POD) publishing!
Dwight Jesmer grew up an Army brat in a life of perpetual motion. He went to seven schools before finishing high school at Punahou in Honolulu, Hawaii. He graduated from Loyola Marymount and then spent a decade working in the film and television industry in Los Angeles. He left the smog of L.A. for the fog of San Francisco to work on his Masters in Writing from USF. He got into teaching and worked for almost two decades in the trenches of education.
Anastasia Lindsey is a timeless soul and author who participates in interdimensional traveling and building beautiful poems to capture the hearts of souls around the world in the most loving and supportive ways possible. This humble writer was born and raised in a small town in Illinois where she currently resides in a beautiful, cozy house on a patch of land with the love of her life, Dakota.
I have an MA in Creative Writing and a BA in English Literature & Creative Writing. I am a private tutor and have been writing and performing poetry for over nine years. I was a member of Apples and Snakes’ The Writing Room. My work has been published in the London Spoken Word Anthology 2015-2016 by Gug Press, Typishly, Minerva Rising Press, From Whispers to Roars, KYSO Flash, Ghost City Press, San Fedele Press, Starfeather Publishing, and Poets Choice. I have two poetry collections, Impression and For the Moment, which is published by Atmosphere Press.
As an author, you pour your heart and soul into crafting a captivating story that resonates with readers. However, one crucial aspect often overlooked is the power of a well-designed book cover. Your cover is the face of your literary creation, the first impression that entices potential readers to pick up your book. In this article, we will delve into the world of book cover design services and explore why investing in professional design is a game-changer for your success.
Being a native Angeleno has given me a unique perspective on life. I feel because I know so many areas and communities, I’m somewhat of an authority on my city. I’ve always been observant and that can be traced back as far as elementary school where my talent was first recognized. From that point on, whether I knew it or not, I was working on my skill set. By the time I reached my twenties, I gave screenwriting a shot. I wrote a couple of scripts for independent films and from there I transitioned to novels.
As a writer, knowing your audience is crucial. Writing without knowing who you’re writing for is like trying to hit a target blindfolded—you’re bound to miss if you don’t know where you’re aiming. But what does it really mean to “know your audience”? Is it about stalking them on social media, peeking through their windows, and memorizing their daily routines? Well, not exactly (that’s creepy!). Let’s dive into what it truly means to know your audience as a writer, without resorting to stalking techniques.